Tense morning in Israel: a surface-to-surface missile was fired at the central part of the country
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A surface-to-surface missile fired from Yemen landed in an open area in central Israel. Air raid sirens sounded across the country, interceptor missiles were activated, and there were no casualties or damage.
A missile fired from Yemen has landed in an open area, setting off warning sirens across the country. Written by UNN with reference to Rai News.
On Sunday, a surface-to-surface missile was fired from Yemen into central Israel. In the midst of the incident, interceptor missiles were activated. The missile hit an uninhabited area and, according to the Israeli military, did not cause any damage.
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Air raid sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and across central Israel moments before the rocket hit at around 6:35 a.m. local time (03:35 GMT), sending residents scurrying for cover.
The Israeli Defense Forces and Air Force have launched an investigation into this morning's Houthi ballistic missile attack and why the missile was not intercepted despite several interceptor missiles.
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